Physicians who dare to tell the truth about COVID-19 and the COVID-19 vaccines are up against some powerful money. Let’s examine the case of Dr. Richard Eggleston, a physician in the state of Washington who publicly disputed the official COVID-19 talking points.
Dr. Eggleston writes articles on medical topics at the Lewiston Tribune, an Idaho newspaper. He has appeared on the Voices for Medical Freedom blog and podcast, started by basketball legend John Stockton.
Now Dr. Eggleston is fighting for his medical license against the censors in his state government. Those state actors are threatening the doctor’s medical license, though he has been retired from patient care for a decade.
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Another Doctor Dares to Challenge Tyranny
- by: Colleen Huber
- 11.01.23
- Source:
The Epoch Times
- 11/01/2023
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